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Post-Doctoral Researcher
Research in the Yimlamai Lab is directed at understanding the drivers of human liver disease, particularly in Pediatric diseases such as biliary atresia and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.
Our focus is in the cell biology of epithelial cells with their microenvironment and we are seeking a motivated, dynamic postdoctoral candidate who is interested in applying cell biology, organoid and animal model approaches to understanding fundamental mechanisms in liver biology. As a member of the Yale Liver center, lab members have access to the Morphology cores with State-of-the-art cell and molecular imaging facilities.
During this time, the successful applicant will obtain further training on in vivo models as well as a range of cell and molecular biology techniques.
The candidate will be expected to have an MD, PhD, or MD/PhD with experience in cellular and molecular biology. Preference to candidates with involvement in liver pathophysiology will be given, but it is not a requirement. The successful candidate will have the capacity for independent evaluation of the literature. Prior knowledge in cell culture techniques, primary cell isolation/culture, flow cytometry and imaging techniques would be an added benefit.
Interested applicants should send a brief statement of interest and curriculum vitae with contact information for three references to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Dean Yimlamai - dean.yimlamai@yale.edu.
Post-Graduate Researcher
Postgraduate positions for research in the developmental biology, growth and regeneration of the liver are available in the laboratory of Dean Yimlamai at Yale University.
Research in the Yimlamai Lab is directed at understanding the drivers of human liver disease, particularly in Pediatric diseases such as biliary atresia and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. Our focus is in the cell biology of epithelial cells with their microenvironment. We are seeking a motivated, dynamic individual who is interested in applying cell biology, organoid and animal model approaches to understanding fundamental mechanisms in liver biology for eventual application to Pediatric disease. During this time, the successful applicant will obtain training in genetics, in vivo models as well as a range of cell and molecular biology techniques.
The candidate will be expected to have a B.A./B.S. in the field of biological sciences, and have some experience in cellular and molecular immunology, biochemistry, or molecular biology. Candidates should be motivated, organized, responsible and enthusiastic.
Interested applicants should send a brief statement of interest, your work experience and a resume with contact information for three references to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Dean Yimlamai (dean.yimlamai@yale.edu).
Research in the Yimlamai Lab is directed at understanding the drivers of human liver disease, particularly in Pediatric diseases such as biliary atresia and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.
Our focus is in the cell biology of epithelial cells with their microenvironment and we are seeking a motivated, dynamic postdoctoral candidate who is interested in applying cell biology, organoid and animal model approaches to understanding fundamental mechanisms in liver biology. As a member of the Yale Liver center, lab members have access to the Morphology cores with State-of-the-art cell and molecular imaging facilities.
During this time, the successful applicant will obtain further training on in vivo models as well as a range of cell and molecular biology techniques.
The candidate will be expected to have an MD, PhD, or MD/PhD with experience in cellular and molecular biology. Preference to candidates with involvement in liver pathophysiology will be given, but it is not a requirement. The successful candidate will have the capacity for independent evaluation of the literature. Prior knowledge in cell culture techniques, primary cell isolation/culture, flow cytometry and imaging techniques would be an added benefit.
Interested applicants should send a brief statement of interest and curriculum vitae with contact information for three references to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Dean Yimlamai - dean.yimlamai@yale.edu.
Post-Graduate Researcher
Postgraduate positions for research in the developmental biology, growth and regeneration of the liver are available in the laboratory of Dean Yimlamai at Yale University.
Research in the Yimlamai Lab is directed at understanding the drivers of human liver disease, particularly in Pediatric diseases such as biliary atresia and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. Our focus is in the cell biology of epithelial cells with their microenvironment. We are seeking a motivated, dynamic individual who is interested in applying cell biology, organoid and animal model approaches to understanding fundamental mechanisms in liver biology for eventual application to Pediatric disease. During this time, the successful applicant will obtain training in genetics, in vivo models as well as a range of cell and molecular biology techniques.
The candidate will be expected to have a B.A./B.S. in the field of biological sciences, and have some experience in cellular and molecular immunology, biochemistry, or molecular biology. Candidates should be motivated, organized, responsible and enthusiastic.
Interested applicants should send a brief statement of interest, your work experience and a resume with contact information for three references to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Dean Yimlamai (dean.yimlamai@yale.edu).
